Civil War Veteran--77th. Ills. Infantry, honorably discharged from the 130th. Reg. of the same state.
******
Lebo Enterprise, May 28, 1891
Samuel Ott, an old resident and staunch citizen, three miles south of town, died suddenly, of heart failure, Tuesday night. He will be buried today in the cemetery here, at 2 p.m.
Lebo Enterprise, June 4, 1891
Mrs. E. J. Lyon of Burns, Marion County, a sister of the late deceased Samuel Ott, has been visiting the bereaved family since his death. She was a guest of her uncle Mr. Colwell of this place, on Monday, and on that day took the train for her home.
Geo. Ott, eldest son of Sam. Ott recently deceased, arrive home from Oregon Sunday evening, coming over land from Emporia after 6 o'clock.
OBITUARY.
DIED, at his home near Lebo, Kansas, May 27th, 1891. Mr. Samuel Ott, aged 46 years 3 months and 21 days.
Mr. Ott, was born in Franklin county, Penn., Feb. 6th, 1845. His fathers family removed from Penn. when he was quite young to Knox Co. Ill., where he spent the most of his life. He was married to Mary E. Miles Nov. 14th, 1866. He was the father of ten children nine of which, with his wife survive to mourn his loss.
He was a member of the Lutherean church having united with that church when 18 years of age. He served his country faithfuly during the great rebellion, enlisted in the 77th. Ills. Infantry and was honorably discharged from the 130th. Reg. of the same state. He came to Kansas in the spring of 1884 and to Coffey Co. and Lebo in the spring of 1885, where he has lived until his death. He was buried from the M. E. church in Lebo, May 28 where one of the largest congregations ever seen at that house assembled to pay him a last tribute of respect. Mr. Ott was a well known citizen, a kind and tender father, a faithful husband, a good neighbor and a good man. Funeral service by the writer.
DANIEL WEBSTER
*****
Parents: Emanuel OTT
birth: 1809
death:
Margaret SPIDLE
birth: 1823
******
Lebo Enterprise, May 28, 1891
Samuel Ott, an old resident and staunch citizen, three miles south of town, died suddenly, of heart failure, Tuesday night. He will be buried today in the cemetery here, at 2 p.m.
Lebo Enterprise, June 4, 1891
Mrs. E. J. Lyon of Burns, Marion County, a sister of the late deceased Samuel Ott, has been visiting the bereaved family since his death. She was a guest of her uncle Mr. Colwell of this place, on Monday, and on that day took the train for her home.
Geo. Ott, eldest son of Sam. Ott recently deceased, arrive home from Oregon Sunday evening, coming over land from Emporia after 6 o'clock.
OBITUARY.
DIED, at his home near Lebo, Kansas, May 27th, 1891. Mr. Samuel Ott, aged 46 years 3 months and 21 days.
Mr. Ott, was born in Franklin county, Penn., Feb. 6th, 1845. His fathers family removed from Penn. when he was quite young to Knox Co. Ill., where he spent the most of his life. He was married to Mary E. Miles Nov. 14th, 1866. He was the father of ten children nine of which, with his wife survive to mourn his loss.
He was a member of the Lutherean church having united with that church when 18 years of age. He served his country faithfuly during the great rebellion, enlisted in the 77th. Ills. Infantry and was honorably discharged from the 130th. Reg. of the same state. He came to Kansas in the spring of 1884 and to Coffey Co. and Lebo in the spring of 1885, where he has lived until his death. He was buried from the M. E. church in Lebo, May 28 where one of the largest congregations ever seen at that house assembled to pay him a last tribute of respect. Mr. Ott was a well known citizen, a kind and tender father, a faithful husband, a good neighbor and a good man. Funeral service by the writer.
DANIEL WEBSTER
*****
Parents: Emanuel OTT
birth: 1809
death:
Margaret SPIDLE
birth: 1823
Civil War Veteran--77th. Ills. Infantry, honorably discharged from the 130th. Reg. of the same state.
******
Lebo Enterprise, May 28, 1891
Samuel Ott, an old resident and staunch citizen, three miles south of town, died suddenly, of heart failure, Tuesday night. He will be buried today in the cemetery here, at 2 p.m.
Lebo Enterprise, June 4, 1891
Mrs. E. J. Lyon of Burns, Marion County, a sister of the late deceased Samuel Ott, has been visiting the bereaved family since his death. She was a guest of her uncle Mr. Colwell of this place, on Monday, and on that day took the train for her home.
Geo. Ott, eldest son of Sam. Ott recently deceased, arrive home from Oregon Sunday evening, coming over land from Emporia after 6 o'clock.
OBITUARY.
DIED, at his home near Lebo, Kansas, May 27th, 1891. Mr. Samuel Ott, aged 46 years 3 months and 21 days.
Mr. Ott, was born in Franklin county, Penn., Feb. 6th, 1845. His fathers family removed from Penn. when he was quite young to Knox Co. Ill., where he spent the most of his life. He was married to Mary E. Miles Nov. 14th, 1866. He was the father of ten children nine of which, with his wife survive to mourn his loss.
He was a member of the Lutherean church having united with that church when 18 years of age. He served his country faithfuly during the great rebellion, enlisted in the 77th. Ills. Infantry and was honorably discharged from the 130th. Reg. of the same state. He came to Kansas in the spring of 1884 and to Coffey Co. and Lebo in the spring of 1885, where he has lived until his death. He was buried from the M. E. church in Lebo, May 28 where one of the largest congregations ever seen at that house assembled to pay him a last tribute of respect. Mr. Ott was a well known citizen, a kind and tender father, a faithful husband, a good neighbor and a good man. Funeral service by the writer.
DANIEL WEBSTER
*****
Parents: Emanuel OTT
birth: 1809
death:
Margaret SPIDLE
birth: 1823
******
Lebo Enterprise, May 28, 1891
Samuel Ott, an old resident and staunch citizen, three miles south of town, died suddenly, of heart failure, Tuesday night. He will be buried today in the cemetery here, at 2 p.m.
Lebo Enterprise, June 4, 1891
Mrs. E. J. Lyon of Burns, Marion County, a sister of the late deceased Samuel Ott, has been visiting the bereaved family since his death. She was a guest of her uncle Mr. Colwell of this place, on Monday, and on that day took the train for her home.
Geo. Ott, eldest son of Sam. Ott recently deceased, arrive home from Oregon Sunday evening, coming over land from Emporia after 6 o'clock.
OBITUARY.
DIED, at his home near Lebo, Kansas, May 27th, 1891. Mr. Samuel Ott, aged 46 years 3 months and 21 days.
Mr. Ott, was born in Franklin county, Penn., Feb. 6th, 1845. His fathers family removed from Penn. when he was quite young to Knox Co. Ill., where he spent the most of his life. He was married to Mary E. Miles Nov. 14th, 1866. He was the father of ten children nine of which, with his wife survive to mourn his loss.
He was a member of the Lutherean church having united with that church when 18 years of age. He served his country faithfuly during the great rebellion, enlisted in the 77th. Ills. Infantry and was honorably discharged from the 130th. Reg. of the same state. He came to Kansas in the spring of 1884 and to Coffey Co. and Lebo in the spring of 1885, where he has lived until his death. He was buried from the M. E. church in Lebo, May 28 where one of the largest congregations ever seen at that house assembled to pay him a last tribute of respect. Mr. Ott was a well known citizen, a kind and tender father, a faithful husband, a good neighbor and a good man. Funeral service by the writer.
DANIEL WEBSTER
*****
Parents: Emanuel OTT
birth: 1809
death:
Margaret SPIDLE
birth: 1823
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